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My Pretty Rose Tree Analysis



Author: Poetry of William Blake Type: Poetry Views: 1536







A flower was offered to me,

Such a flower as May never bore;

But I said "I've a pretty rose tree,"

And I passed the sweet flower o'er.



Then I went to my pretty rose tree,

To tend her by day and by night;

But my rose turned away with jealousy,

And her thorns were my only delight.





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A flower could symbolise a young girl
May never bore- Would Blake be cruel enough to denounce his wifes inability to have children? Or is it suggesting that may never bore flowers as beautiful as this one?
Blake here seems to be condemning marriage for its boundries and shackles.


| Posted on 2007-06-18 | by a guest


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It seems to me that this poem is about the speaker's steadfastness in his love for his companion, and how he passes up other beautiful flowers, but his wife is untrusting and thinks that he was unfaithful, so for his faithfulness he is rewarded with thorns. It's a bleak outlook on love.

| Posted on 2007-05-06 | by a guest




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